Fueled by Mitsue’s advice, Miki finally chose to act on her long-suppressed feelings for Masaki, embracing her desires without hesitation or shame. This bold move marked a turning point in their relationship—one that defied the typical sweetness of young love. With a playful confidence, Miki embraced her emerging identity—”Maybe I’m a queen♪”—as she and Masaki began forging a deeper, more complex bond. Like a flower blooming or a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis, Miki stepped into her true self, and in doing so, awakened something profound in Masaki as well. Their connection evolved beyond ordinary love, transforming into something intense, consuming, and unconventional. As they pushed boundaries, their private world expanded—and watching a broken, masochistic mother and her non-blood-related son groveling at their feet, their thrill hit a fever pitch, while Miki’s childhood friend laughed uncontrollably at the chaos
